The evolution of EU law /
edited by Paul Craig and Gráinne de Búrca.
- cxiii, 824 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The nature of the Community: integration, democracy, and legitimacy / Paul Craig -- The institutional development of the EU: a constitutional analysis / Gráinne de Búrca -- The EU as a 'layered' international organization: institutional unity in disguise / Deirdre Curtin and Ige Dekker -- External relations and external competence: the emergence of an integrated policy / Marise Cremona -- Direct effect, supremacy, and the nature of the legal order / Bruno de Witte -- Article 177 in social and political context / Thomas de la Mare -- European administrative law and the global challenge / Carol Harlow -- Remedies for breaches of EC law in national courts: legal variation and selection / Rachel Craufurd Smith -- The European Court of Justice / Martin Shapiro -- The constitution of the common market place: text and context in the evolution of the free movement of goods / J.H.H. Weiler -- The free movement of persons and services / Siofra O'Leary -- EMU revisited: are we making a constitution? What constitution are we making? / Francis Snyder -- EC 'social' policy / Catherine Barnard -- The principle of equal treatment: from market unifier to fundamental right? / Gillian More -- From the margins to the centre: education and training law and policy / Jo Shaw -- Competition law and intellectual property rights: evolving formalism / Imelda Maher -- Regional policy: an evolutionary perspective / Joanne Scott -- Inhabitants in the field of EC environmental law / Damian Chalmers -- Consumer policy / Stephen Weatherill -- Community, state, and market / Leigh Hancher -- Governance and the Single European Market / Kenneth A. Armstrong.
"The European Community has been in existence for forty years. This is the first work which seeks to stand back from the ever growing detail of Community law, and examine this jurisprudence from an evolutionary and interdisciplinary perspective. This book will allow readers to gain a richer perspective on the interaction between law and other forces which have shaped the Community."--Publisher description.